02 Feb 08
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI've been here, mostly in Only Chess and playing games though, not much time slagging off.
So where have you been, cms, and what is your topic/level of interest?
P.S. Appreciate the Gandhi quote in your profile.
Yeah, I appreciate it too, unfortunately I couldn't confirm that Gandhi ever actually said it. I wanted to use it for an essay I just turned in to OSU, but couldn't confirm it - and so had to exclude the quote business.
02 Feb 08
Originally posted by cmsMasterGandhi's reminds me of Emily Dickinson's memorable line on the
I've been here, mostly in Only Chess and playing games though, not much time slagging off.
Yeah, I appreciate it too, unfortunately I couldn't confirm that Gandhi ever actually said it. I wanted to use it for an essay I just turned in to OSU, but couldn't confirm it - and so had to exclude the quote business.
same theme... "I like a look of agony. I know it's real."
02 Feb 08
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby"The three most difficult things for a man to do are: climb a wall that's leaning towards him....kiss a woman who's leaning away from him and deliver a good speech." W.Churchill 😉
Gandhi's reminds me of Emily Dickinson's memorable line on the
same theme... "I like a look of agony. I know it's real."
02 Feb 08
Originally posted by mikelomYou omitted the 4th... posting a meaningful post on the RHP general forum in such a way that it survives getting suffocated, stomped on, otherwise lowest common denominator devalued or torn to shreds by prissy legalists, overly educated or divorced from reality savants.
"The three most difficult things for a man to do are: climb a wall that's leaning towards him....kiss a woman who's leaning away from him and deliver a good speech." W.Churchill 😉
P.S. Great Churchill quote, Mike.